Biografía:
Jeff Rosenstock is a must-know name in the Long Island ska-punk scene. Hailing from Baldwin NY, Rosenstock is the frontman/guitarist for both The Arrogant Sons of Bitches, and Bomb The Music Industry!. Rosenstock's music is mostly composed of events, both trivial and life-changing, that have occurred in his everyday life. Jeff plays a wide variety of instruments, from guitar, to bass, to drums, to keyboards.
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Otras canciones:
- The Internet Is Everywhere
- 80S Through The 50S
- 910
- All This Useless Energy
- Amen
- Bang On The Door
- Beating My Head Against A Wall
- Beauty Of Breathing
- Beers Again Alone
- Blast Damage Days
- Bonus Oceans
- Darkness Records
- Dramamine
- Festival Song
- Get Old Forever
- Hall Of Fame
- Hellllhoooole
- Hey Allison
- I Did Something Weird Last Night
- Im Serious Im Sorry
- Im So Gross
- June 21St
- Little Blue Pills
- Melba
- Nausea
- Pash Rash
- Perfect Sound Whatever
- Pietro 60 Years Old
- Planet Luxury
- Polar Bear Or Africa
- Powerlessness
- Rainbow
- Staring Out The Window At Your Old Apartment
- Teenager
- The Fuzz
- The Lows
- The Trash The Trash The Trash
- To Be A Ghost
- Tv Stars
- Twinkle
- Usa
- Wave Goodnight To Me
- We Begged 2 Explode
- While Youre Alive
- You In Weird Cities
- Yr Throat
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Since WORRY. has been out a few days, I thought I would put some chords up to get us all started on
tabbing out the new album! Figured this out via my ear holes. The only place I think could be off
is the softer section with "to see your face, to see your face again". The chords I have on here kind of work
but maybe someone with a better ear can pick out something better.
Any and all suggestions are welcome. I'll update this with anything that sounds more accurate.
Have fun boys and girls!
Jeff Rosenstock - Pash Rash
[Verse]
B
I've been doing this for half my years
C#m E
I've been mouthing off in bars, trading shame for self-respect
B
My trajectory is crystal clear
C#m
I can see it in the stars
E
frame the shame above my neck, frame the shame above my neck
[Chorus]
G#m F#
And the sky is always pitch black
B F# E B C#m
When I sneak away, I only wanna come back to see your face, see your face again
[Verse]
B
I want to listen to The Cribs, my dear,
C#m
while we make out in your car
E
And fuck the haters who object -- they're overrating self-respect
[Solo]
B C#m E
[Chorus]
G#m F# B
And the sky is always pitch black, when I sneak away
C#m
I only wanna come back
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again
E B G# C#m
Not borne on beams from outer space through AMOLED displays
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again, Hey!
tabbing out the new album! Figured this out via my ear holes. The only place I think could be off
is the softer section with "to see your face, to see your face again". The chords I have on here kind of work
but maybe someone with a better ear can pick out something better.
Any and all suggestions are welcome. I'll update this with anything that sounds more accurate.
Have fun boys and girls!
Jeff Rosenstock - Pash Rash
[Verse]
B
I've been doing this for half my years
C#m E
I've been mouthing off in bars, trading shame for self-respect
B
My trajectory is crystal clear
C#m
I can see it in the stars
E
frame the shame above my neck, frame the shame above my neck
[Chorus]
G#m F#
And the sky is always pitch black
B F# E B C#m
When I sneak away, I only wanna come back to see your face, see your face again
[Verse]
B
I want to listen to The Cribs, my dear,
C#m
while we make out in your car
E
And fuck the haters who object -- they're overrating self-respect
[Solo]
B C#m E
[Chorus]
G#m F# B
And the sky is always pitch black, when I sneak away
C#m
I only wanna come back
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again
E B G# C#m
Not borne on beams from outer space through AMOLED displays
E B C#m
To see your face, to see your face again, Hey!
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